Sentence examples for knowledge otherwise from inspiring English sources

It's not to our knowledge otherwise," she said.

"You have got to love the unpeeling of knowledge; otherwise it is very difficult to stick with it".

The number is the survey's primary contribution to human knowledge; otherwise, it is only telling us what most of us already know, which is that a lot of people are being killed in Iraq.

Perhaps, as proposed by radical embodied theories (e.g., Wilson & Golonka, 2013), motorically acting upon the world confers knowledge otherwise unavailable.

Although agentialists generally downplay the significance of the epistemic, agentialists must explain why certain self-attributions qualify as knowledge; otherwise, agentialism is not a genuine competitor to the accounts of self-knowledge described above.

Using flipped classroom and in particular video as a tool for assimilating knowledge otherwise presented in traditional lectures proved to correlate strongly with perceived increased motivation, increased learning and effective learning.

In his book On The Orator, he argues that real eloquence can be acquired only if the speaker has attained the highest state of knowledge - "otherwise what he says is just an empty and ridiculous swirl of verbiage".

In a written statement, Wackenhut described Mr. Gordon's allegations as "overstated, ill-founded, not based on any personal knowledge or otherwise lacking in legal merit".

Only in this way does he believe we can grant the value of our knowledge, which otherwise lacks an adequate foundation (In Cat., cap. de substantia, fols. 101v 102v).

Two centuries before Mau and the Hōkūle'a, Captain James Cook, with the help of Tupaia, gained knowledge that otherwise would have been closely held.

It can also lead to additional improvements in quality of life and the opportunity to make use of existing skills and knowledge that otherwise would be wasted.